Tuesday, March 27, 2007
Harry Potter Goes Green
And saves a lot of trees. Er, rather, uses up a lot of trees that are easily replaced. Perhaps not quite the same thing. But still, quite awesome, regardless. But are they somehow going to go back and make up for all the non-sustainable resources used for the first six books?
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2 comments:
Haha. I like Harry Potter!! Nice book~
At least Raincoast Books has been friendly for awhile. I'm not sure exactly how long but I know that book 6 was "green". I think book 5 was as well.
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